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Kate Ceberano: 'I've been misrepresented by ignorance – I work really hard and I love what I do' | Australian music - Vimarsana News

Kate Ceberano: 'I've been misrepresented by ignorance – I work really hard and I love what I do' | Australian music

The Australian singer talks about quitting school at 14, growing up in Scientology and why she’s finally coming into her own as an artist, aged 57

Models Uncover Unreleased James Freud Song 'Dead Elvis' - Vimarsana News

Models Uncover Unreleased James Freud Song 'Dead Elvis'

Models have turned up a previously unreleased song titled ‘Dead Elvis’ and we will all hear it soon streaming to the world.

Models Announce '40 Years Of Motion' Australian Tour - Vimarsana News

Models Announce '40 Years Of Motion' Australian Tour

'I Hear Motion' was Models' first Top 40 hit in Australia.

Kate Ceberano's most memorable gig: Michael Hutchence was like a sun god and Princess Diana glowed | Australian music - Vimarsana News

Kate Ceberano's most memorable gig: Michael Hutchence was like a sun god and Princess Diana glowed | Australian music

The I’m Talking singer was starstruck and beset by dark premonitions when she joined the Rocking With the Royals lineup in Melbourne in 1985

How ABC Radio Sydney's James Valentine found his talkback mojo - Vimarsana News

How ABC Radio Sydney's James Valentine found his talkback mojo

Advertisement There’s an instant logistical problem to lunching with ABC Radio Sydney veteran James Valentine: he’s been unfamiliar with the concept for nearly 25 years, ever since he first started hosting the afternoon slot - 12.30pm to 3.30pm daily − on what was then called 2BL. “No one’s interviewed me for years”; ABC Radio Sydney broadcaster James Valentine. Credit:James Alcock “We used to eat lunch, before digital stations,” Valentine, 59, recalls wistfully. “When the cricket was on, we wouldn’t be required − unless it started raining in Adelaide. But now we stay o...